Hudson River Model Steamboats

Showing posts with label fineart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fineart. Show all posts
Sunday, March 18, 2012

Building the towboat AMERICA c.1853 / A Maritime Collectible

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                   Towboat AMERICA, New York c.1852 - James Bard. Collection of the                  Albany Institute of History and Art...
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Sunday, January 29, 2012

MARY POWELL c.1861 - a rare model / Part 1/ Rex Stewart

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             MARY POWELL, in her 1880-81 overhaul appearance, is shown steaming north-            bound to her Rondout homeport. The New...
Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Hudson Day Line Model PETER STUYVESANT c.1944

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           Hudson River Day Line steamboat PETER STUYVESANT heading downriver from           Kingston, New York c.1933. When the WASHI...
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Monday, October 3, 2011

Steamboats For The Business Executive

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                                      Over the years I have had the opportunity to introduce my models to business executives (nationally an...
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Hudson River Day Line Models

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                                                  Steamboat ROBERT FULTON approaching New York City c.1950 The Hudson River Day Line wa...
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As a professional artist and craftsman, I specialize in rare one of a kind wood collectibles that reflect the American/ European maritime in a way that has never before been visualized which embrace my motto "different with a unique approach". I make every effort to produce thought-provoking pieces that pull the viewer into it; yet timeless in format which centers on historical accuracy. Such pieces that I create fall under a broad range of genres which also include paintings, drawings and illustrations. Other work assignments include restoration projects for private clients and antique venues, both national and international.
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